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Alan Weiss’s Monday Morning Memo® – 11/25/2019

Monday Morning Memo

Alan Weiss’s Monday Morning Memo® – 11/25/2019

 

We made a donation to attend an appearance by former Vice President Joe Biden in Providence yesterday afternoon. (They cleverly scheduled it well before the Patriots game.) He and I arrived at the same time by coincidence and I was on the evening news as he was escorted past me.

Although he was preaching to the choir since it was a Democratic fundraiser, I wanted to see him in an intimate setting. The hosts had set up a tent and in the storm and we were actually standing in puddles. It was not the classiest of events.

I found Mr. Biden looking very well, rested, and he had significant energy. His comments were statesmanlike (he didn’t take questions), and he spoke effectively during the 30 minutes. The entire Rhode Island Congressional delegation was present, as were too many mayors to name. His most telling point for me: He probably knows more world leaders than anyone else in this country, and that even though it isn’t always a warm relationship he knows how they behave and what they mean in their conversations, and they know him.

Candidates once made “stump speeches” (standing on tree stumps) so voters could hear them and ask questions. I found the time well spent today, far better than the inane questions during the debates, the candidates taking shots at each other, and the prepared, predictable sound bites. (And no one answering “yes or no” questions.)

Not all candidates rise in my estimation when I hear them personally, but he did. I still don’t know who I’ll vote for, but I wish him well. He has a gravitas about him, and that alone makes one stand out in a crowd these days.

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Alan Weiss is a consultant, speaker, and author of over 60 books. His consulting firm, Summit Consulting Group, Inc., has attracted clients from over 500 leading organizations around the world.

Comments: 1

  • Mark Faust

    December 22, 2019

    During the debates though Alan, Yang seems to be the most intelligent candidate for the Dems. Fresh ideas and nothing much that embarrasses. It just doesn’t seem like Joe can project enough credibility through the media in order to make the distance. Yet the support for Yang from dems and media seems slim and I wonder why. He’s a smart candidate.

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